Ricky Denzel wrote:At least you get subscribers. I have to deal with 6 subs... And YOU have successful projects. I on the other hand, work too damn hard for things and yet no one appreciates what I do for them. I let them express themselves, they find a problem with it. I do tedious planning, but no one wants to joins. "Not enough info" they say, "Not my style: they say. I had enough rejections in my life and it's even impossible for anyone to buy my albums. I fell like killing the world
Placing my tongue on the GR meter to taste the gain reduction I some how improved my skills.
Freewave wrote:I'm really having a hard time staying optimistic about making music in the "community". I think just about everyone I know well has left, and we all are afraid to reach back to each other, so we rarely do. I know I've dealt with these feelings multiple times before but it really feels like its unraveling to point of just tossing in the towel.
On one hand my YTube channel is doing better and picking subscribers then ever before, yet it just seems so hollow and i almost feel lethargic about releasing new music that is mostly ready to go. Add to that The Maressey Project which is truly depressing me as the first album release which was so much buildup for was so very anticlimactic. Zero feedback from any peers and fans, nothing but dead chatter in our skype. Now almost all the remaining work for the next 2 albums is to be completed by me although I have no group support or even a public demand for the remaining tracks. Part of me just wants to quit that early but on the other hand i don't want to disappoint those who've done their part already and given me vocals and stems. So just hoping to slog through that to a completion although i feel the wind is out of the sails.
I dunno at some point if it continues on like this there's no reason to keep carrying on when everything has changed and no one has my back. It feels like all the investing I've done to prop up a community spirit through blogs and events just isn't reflected in any goodwill or support back. Frankly it's just so depressing.
Acsii wrote:Ricky Denzel wrote:At least you get subscribers. I have to deal with 6 subs... And YOU have successful projects. I on the other hand, work too damn hard for things and yet no one appreciates what I do for them. I let them express themselves, they find a problem with it. I do tedious planning, but no one wants to joins. "Not enough info" they say, "Not my style: they say. I had enough rejections in my life and it's even impossible for anyone to buy my albums. I fell like killing the world
Arrogance is never the right way to approach stuff it will get you nowhere good.
Facade wrote:can i get a hug? :(
Mr. Bigglesworth wrote:My best friend attempted suicide earlier this week, I won't give any specifics but she's ok now and she's got a plan on how to get better, that's what really matters. But I'm still kinda reeling from it because the thought of what could have happened scares me like nothing ever has before. We've known eachother for nearly 5 years, I think of her like a little sister. I don't know what I would have done if the worst happened.
ExoBassTix wrote:AND YET FAIL TO OPEN YOUR MOUTH WHEN YOU'RE AWARE YOU WANT TO?
Freewave wrote:One other bit of advice. I once took a "dating seminar" because frankly i was sick of being alone and i was clueless in the relationship department. What i took from that was pretty mind-expanding. The basic philosiphy that he was speaking was this; our confidence in ourselves is what we broadcast to the world and to ourselves. We make our own realities that way. So if I'm depressed all the time, feeling worthless, and undateable....that's not only something i project to others but to myself. Is that healthy? Is that attractive? Not at all. You can't find success in feeling depressed and disliking yourself.
You have to feel that you have some worth, some admirable points to yourself, and some hope of success. You have to have some sort of ego to where you believe in yourself. You need to have that self-confidence to feel good about yourself and also appeal to others to a degree. Or you can be a goth i guess, wear black, say life's unfair, and enjoy hating life. But personally that seems like that would be a big drag and be akin to giving up.
Fill your life with things you enjoy and avoid things that take away from that enjoyment. Don't be afraid to be your biggest supporter because you frankly should be. Don't JUST be your biggest critic.
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